🚑 Ready for any emergency—lightweight strength that saves lives!
The Original QuikLitter is a lightweight, disposable emergency stretcher rated to hold 500 lbs. Featuring ten ergonomic hand-holds and constructed from durable nylon webbing with water-resistant non-woven backing, it offers a cost-effective, hygienic solution for patient transport and casualty evacuation. Compact and latex-free, it’s designed for quick deployment in critical situations, making it a trusted choice for professionals and caregivers alike.
| ASIN | B004ESX556 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,678 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #2 in Stretchers & Gurneys |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (794) |
| Date First Available | December 2, 2010 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 50-0457 |
| Manufacturer | Rescue Essentials |
| Product Dimensions | 74 x 28 x 0.1 inches; 13.44 ounces |
L**D
It worked
I'm giving this 5 stars because it was the best way to get our bedridden mother from her home to ours. Took 3 of us & we could have used a 4th person but we did it so I'm grateful! Although I'm going to say it would not hold 500lbs. Our loved one isn't even half that size and she fit from edge to edge. I machine washed it after use & it came out great. I would suggest this product if you can't use a regular stretcher/gurney. It arrived quickly. Thank you for that!
A**N
Good value for the cost.
I used this once with a person and once with a semi tire. I do not think it would be ideal for regular use or harsh conditions, BUT YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR -AND IT WILL WORK FOR AN EMERGENCY! It is very compressible and light. Inam happy with it.
D**L
Emergency use is positive.
Good emergency stretcher. Felt a bit weak but was able to do the job.
S**Y
fits well in my CERT bag.
Hope to never need this. But is folds up nice and fits well in my CERT bag.
A**R
Does what it should
Holds people
J**.
Fits a niche
I am on a wilderness SAR team and a disaster SAR team. As a back-up for use in an emergency, this fits that need. We placed a 200lb person in it during wilderness SAR training and hauled them around various terrain. The handles do wear on the hands so you will want gloves. The end handles make it easy to monitor the patient and support the head. It is obviously not as good as the super-expensive ones. And sure, I'd always prefer to have a rigid litter with a litter wheel in the backcountry. But I don't always have those things available. So as something lightweight that can be carried in my pack on a backwoods mission it fits that niche. (It also could be used to make a shelter over a non-moveable patient, etc.) I can see where it would wear down quickly if dragged or used extensively in a disaster scenario. But if your other option is a poncho, blanket, door, etc. this is a step-up from that.
B**D
Great
Works great. Tested on a 325 lb D1 defensive lineman. No complaints.
R**E
GOOD
Lifesaving equipment saves lives.
A**O
seems sturdy enough
R**S
De gran utilidad en el trasporte de los pacientes
A**Y
Excelente, práctica y resistente
J**A
Muy buena calidad por el precio
R**E
Me está sirviendo mucho para los cursos que imparto, muy durable y resistente.
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